Question:
I have a ListView in which I'm selecting a ListViewItem based on the
value of a textbox. On my XP machine (with default color scheme) the
..Selected row is a noticable grey (back color of ListView is white).
However, on a custom Win2K desktop, the selected item is a faint grey
and the users can barely see the highlighted row. The custom desktop
settings have been locked down (ie. cannot be changed via Control
Panel etc.)
How do I programatically change the color of a selected row? (If I
change the back color of the ListViewItem, the .Selected row still
shows as grey (when you click on another row, the color of the
previously selected row changes to the new color - but that's not what
I want)
Code snippet:
Dim lv as ListView = CType(lvProcess ed, ListView)
Dim index as Integer = 0
lv.SelectedItem s.Clear()
Dim _enumerator As IEnumerator = lv.Items.GetEnu merator
While _enumerator.Mov eNext()
Dim _item As ListViewItem = CType(_enumerat or.Current,
ListViewItem)
If (_item.SubItems (2).Text = SearchText) Then
_item.Selected = True
index = _item.index
_item.EnsureVis ible()
End If
End While
There's probably an easy solution, but I haven't seen it yet! Any help
appreciated... 1 4266
I think you cant, it uses SystemColors.Hi ghLight I think, and you can't set
it directly as I know of.
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I have a ListView in which I'm selecting a ListViewItem based on the value of a textbox. On my XP machine (with default color scheme) the .Selected row is a noticable grey (back color of ListView is white). However, on a custom Win2K desktop, the selected item is a faint grey and the users can barely see the highlighted row. The custom desktop settings have been locked down (ie. cannot be changed via Control Panel etc.)
How do I programatically change the color of a selected row? (If I change the back color of the ListViewItem, the .Selected row still shows as grey (when you click on another row, the color of the previously selected row changes to the new color - but that's not what I want)
Code snippet:
Dim lv as ListView = CType(lvProcess ed, ListView) Dim index as Integer = 0
lv.SelectedItem s.Clear() Dim _enumerator As IEnumerator = lv.Items.GetEnu merator
While _enumerator.Mov eNext() Dim _item As ListViewItem = CType(_enumerat or.Current, ListViewItem) If (_item.SubItems (2).Text = SearchText) Then _item.Selected = True index = _item.index _item.EnsureVis ible() End If End While
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